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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
A CANADIAN o. HIS EAR
IN IN, Edftor or The TrtbHhe.


s,o vorr is.uo o. 70 day contains many articles
an ,ho Canadian Fisheries and Canadian outiasos'
They are all more less deprVed OF i'u'n'
are coored 10 suit your prejudice and ih'eAcu " "
oeye. but YOU cannot deceive all There arc ntAns
,re informed men on this question who cannot heiP
pointing out the "bareiaced lles' WHICH a"orh -"
miserable shoot when you treat on such suN''o'
yo,r article to-day on "one- SIDED Privileges Is "-
orl,ahlo for the number OF lies contained theioin'
and 1 cannot let pass this editorial "ithoul Po'"''"7
ont YOUR errors. almost c0nvlncea OF INC use
le.sness OF the course taking, because you "Io -
well accustomed to being called har ul'' Suou az
rrssion has no effect on you Ncthor VIII you w 10
,,,,,,v Yourself You are that Canadian hfher
men eutorns any port in the United state eoh'pS
strictly with the laws and regulations OF tiis 'ou's
In case OF failure 10 comply WIN -, ss'n 60 ,c va,
caIl.d TO account for the SAM. and let le Nh o.
tia Americans enforce ueli h~s h,oie "a
the Canadian doc- IN W. S."e Sc,,d FOR not having
nanifc-t The master rcportod TO the Cust"m hoa,e'
he asked II he bad mniest ara srg upoT rc con
listed OF fresh urac'erol. were sched NV ~
Canada they arc satisfied with much less Ih' Aherl
IN ,astcr f. simpIy required TO report at the Custom
House and no one was ever detained or har,-ssd
tcr the want OF manifest Merchant vessels only
are subjected TO such restrc uon. JOS L. -A'"'-
Far RoekdrIy n. T. July 20 1857
rJ1ds ilLmannered and abusive correspondent
mentions n single fact on his side OF the contro-
yersy: namely, that Canadian vessei was
seized last year in Portland for technical 'io-
la,ion Of the customs regulations. lie ncfiec'S
IN add that shc vessel was Immediately released
bv order 81 the Treasury Department. ms
was the only seizure made on the New-hnsiann
scaboard and the Government speedily reversed
the action Of the customs officials. On the othcr
hand the seizure OF American vessels in Cana
dian barbors for technical violations of inc
customs laws was almost everyday occurrence
at the height OF the fishing season. The aruo"
10 which he takes exception WAS temperate ono
the main contention being that the reciprocal
commercial privileges proclaimed In 1880 were
enjoyed by Canadian vessels In American ports
and denied 20 American vessels In Canadian
ports That is the truth. Vulgar abuse without
an atom of proof does not alter the facts.-Ed
DRAMATIZATfoS OF ALLAN QUATERMAiN'
| 70 m, Edftor OF The Trfbune
SIR: BY arrangement with Rider Hssgarh VINO VIII
be interested in tho production. have with j. ONO
never. dramatized " Allan Guatemala" and the play
will be caborateiy produced carly during mo eoinhg
season in SewYOrk. - Hmm bhN'
| Long Branch ~ j., July 20. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
{ 81 UARY.
EX.LrDGE DENIa % INN.

SARATOGA, July 29-EI-Civ Justice Denis Quinn, OF
NewYork City. died here this evening. He has been i'll
at the Adepnl for the last weeks. His family was
at mis- bedside when he died The body was taken 10
NcwYork tonight and the funeral will be held on Sun
day at 10 n H. from the use, No. 35 West ODehun-
hrel.and. ihiriY.n rstst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
MADAME BAPTIsrE LYNCH.

COLUMBIA, s. C.. July 30 tSpeciaD. -The Rev. Mother
superior Of Ursaline Convent Madame Baptste Lynch
died last night at the Preston Mansion recently pur
chased for use as convent, OF typhoid fever Madame
Lynch was sixtyfour years old she became a nun IN
Cincinnati in ls47 when Bishop Lynch. her brother. as
sumed charge the diocese OF South Carolina ana she
became In 1884 Mother superior on Ursalne Convent
tue first convent established in this State For thirty
three years she remained at her work Her convent
was hlirnel 1868.
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PRAyK LAWLgR EXPLAINS ABOUT THAT BROK-
EkAGg JOB.


The Congressman asked II he didn't think his
taxing the made him amrnable the United States
statues touching the acceptance OF money by-a Con
,,r.. an an for trt ing procure "A n Office.
Well yon ses is like this he replied. tho statute
means takn' money TO get uaan oihoe. Now dian
cat arm ollica Mr. Kurn of truthful veracity
and when h. says the money borrowed money. WAY
,f vas bnrro ed money U. Mr. kurh of truth
mi yeraciiy and you can DEPEND on what he says"
We'll wnat about this talk you had with Dan man
ningr 49, -, -..,..
man nks me and Dan Manning get TO talh'n with each
o,her ono of us l. likely something IN 1es ahu
thas how one of US saio what did Them things are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
NO PETS IN p0LYof STA TONS.

Police Commissioner Voorhis YESTERDAY hal an ORDER
sent out to the keep cats out Of tho station
Many policemeo ARE fond OF animal pets, and Mr.
yoorhs was shocked the other day at huGng cat ana
litter of kittens In OF the police dormitores 10
Gently be had an order against the keeping oil dogs IN
the stations promulgated. The result was the dc
strlctlon of several fine dogs. among them Policeman
Jack of the Fh sroet station, who was credited with
assisting In twenty five arrests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
NO CONTRACT TO WAIT FOR AMERICAN NAIL

SAN FRANCISCO. July 29.-The Central Pao'hc
Overland train bringing the Eastern inai' Tor tho
awaiian Islands and the onirs. only one bour
late to-day bat the departure CT the steamship Mari
posa Was not delayed so toat the matter could he
takcn along. The agents state In explanation that "s
their contracts are with the Colonial Governmehts
and as all The English mail TO go by this steamer was
in the city iris morning there was nothing TO delay
the steamer, for had the contract existed win the
American Government the mail would have been
pushed through. II il unfers' cd that among the
DELAYED mail olTci i dispatches from Washington
respecting Hawaiian matters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
pROuyNEN1 ARRfVALS

Westsnirs,sr HokVi conn watanaoe OF Jepan,i =,
CiooiuuaiiI exoyernor John Brw1 oil i1nnessos anu
49, ian stanley OF Franc sco Union square
Toci-Con gressmau Johu He.r OF Missouri, .'.sey
U.,e Nv Senator William A. Wallace OF pennsylvania am
IT., n - ~ mel. John q. Prather and r. Cam DELL
Of ~ Ioa,s - Murray mn Hefei-Bshop L. - MON ahon
SfurisDaaf HSsse-Otc h. tteiner. ". y
Consul al santiago dc cuba Vfeserla h'uIenet
W Rslaap Of Ns.hn stou "tndsor hok'-cp"'s'i
Iioeomb I,rmeriy secretary OF Legation Al Pekiss
Ho1msa Houss-As Thomas hoSAr'"y' VI 'J'~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30

UNDERTAKES BEGTv TO RESPECT THE LAW
The arrests Of two undertakers for permitting pub
funerals In OF diphtherta have search some oi
tho other undertaers In the city. On Thursday whom
prcnaratIoos were mado AT No 2i5 West sxtieth-st
Tor a wake over tie body OF a child NAMED 'snhey,
that had died from diphberia tho undertake IN
charge of the body sent word TO sanitary He@dquartors
An Inspector went tho tensmst noUse and remove
the corpse TO the Reception Hospital In tmo TO pre-
vent the wake.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30

Commissioner Vcorhls Was the only member OF the
Police Board at Headquarters yesterday. He said no
ras well nleased with tho result OF tho Civil Service
examination of capalns. but he would not say how he
should vote on a motion 10 make Captain Williams an
Inspcctor General Porter H. understood 10 be still
bitterly opposed the promotion OF Williams, whhe
Messri French and McCiave have expressed deter.
minaflou 10 mako Williams Inspector or prevent
any other captain from getting tho place Wsgers
wcr. offered al Headquarters yesterday that no cap
tain would BIO promoted until after election,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
CAPTAIN EARLrs BATTERY TO GO TO THE CAMP

CAPTAIN EARL.ES BATTERY 10 GO TO THE OA"r'
Tho Second Battery. Captain Ferdinand p Earle VIII
parade the armory at to-day, fully equipped
for It's tour duty the state Camp The men w De
in full state uniform with white hclmcis hayer
aacks canteens and with overroats and blank
eta rolled together the left shoulder
After . thorough inspection the command ~ wlh
rarch n the foot OF Twenty hrxt-st. North River
and viii embark steamer Long Branch IL 10 OK
pected Csptao Earle will taks seventy i've men %
VIII n. cir Gatiag gans snd Nap'lsoas The oomDsnd
10 in spssdd condition and has kep1 up s ars aanr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
MERTiIIOW z. CLAPP.

HUDSON. July 29-Mertilow r. Clapp. president ofthe
Capp Jones Manufacturing Company, of this city died
last night OF Brghs disease at tho age OF sixty years.
Mr. Clapp inventor of the steam fire engine bear
ing the name OF his company well as or mucn vaiu
able machinery especially In steam boxers anu gu gihes
lie was native OF Farmer Village. Seneca County
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
MURDERED BY HIS RIVAL.

PETERSBURG, Va. July 20 t>peeial-The dead body OF
Peter Walker has found Burkevilv Station on
the Norfolk and Western Railroad. The suppositon Is
that he was murdered by Freedman Hafdway who since
the tndinc OF the body has left The
men were rivals for the hand OF "a young
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA 81 OCKs
SAN FRANCISCO. July 20. 1897
A DILEMMA.

The Duke D'Aumale did very handsome thing In do
mating the magnificent estate OF Chany TO the French
Academy but In the cellars there were 800 cases OF
&. II. Mumms Extra Dry Champagne which the Swans
seem at loss know what to do with Such dilemma
could scarcely occur In this country. :.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
THE WEATHER REPORT

GOVERNMENT INDICArIoSs-Fon "a aouhs
wAsuIsoroS July 29.-For Massachusetts cooler fair
weather, westerly wiods.
For Connecticut and Eastern New-fork' eooiof' ~"
weather, winds generally westerly
For Eastern Pennsylvanis and NewJerscy cooior' is
weather, winds generally westerly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
Al NarragaDsatt

At Narraganssu: -
Carrie--Wnerc have you been -. -. ,,,
Ciara-l've been the druggists 70 gel somo 'nedr
cins.
y Carrie-what did you sctl n, =,
C1ara-U ell, l gol some gum drops anu P"u"" Va
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30

narshmailow paste, and pot OF rouge and two
sheets Of fly paper and glass Of vsniiin cream
soda and sachet
Carsie-I'oor T. Dgl You must have good deal
Of sickness at your house.-t Town Topics.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30

Keep the blood pure by using DR.. Jaynes Alternative
and you drive from the system many malignant ele-
meuts which, If left to themselves, will develop into
serious diseases. =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
TIE SCHOOL OF PBDA GoGY.

AsBURr PARK, July % tspeeiai).-Ths tenth day Of
Che School Of Pedagogy In addition tbs usual lectures
heard today by Professor Jerome Allen. of Now
York on 'How study Mind" Miss Jessie Edridse. Of
Boston, gave fine exhibition OF her elocuonary powers
this evening Educational Han. Tomorrow the Ped
axogues Will 60 srdsking"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
PROBLEM IN PHYSIOLOGY.

"a m, Rdifor OF Tht Trt6unr
SIR: In reading Mr. w. d. Howellss story now run
ming in HarOers Monthly found the following sentenc"
referring TO the manner OF young lady In taxing
y,ntlemaus arm at an evening party: She dld "
with A cold bright smile. making white rings OF irohca
depreciation around The pupils OF her eyes -,
IL through the eoun Of your paper, yJu WOMB sise
An opportunity explanation OF this extraordinary
physiolo gtcal phenomenon. you viii greatly oDige
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
Sev- Ba,nb,argh. N. y. July 20. 1887.
land THERE Is NO NEW THING UNDER THE

SUM-"
To fhe Editor or The Tribune.
SIR: In Eeclssastes chapter H. verso 3, soiomoh
saws: 81 got me men singers. and women singers. and
,nuscsl Instruments OF all sorts; ana behold all Was
vanity and OF spirit" From this 1t Is evident
that Solomon to grief" trying 10 run National
Opera Company he could manase 500 wives. ~ Coz ,a
much fol him. ECCLksiAsiiCos.
Heio- York, July %. 1887.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
NINE FUR4OH.NADL.

CoIuxBus Ohio July 29-Mme Fursch-Madi will
sng here night the occasion OF the reunion
of the Central Ohio saDgerbusd. Max Heinrich, the
basso, will also assist
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
"a

ySon re Chicago JTf0uns
Ao~a1 be five 70 tread the soil OF America again 70
~ sen any Of the portraits that accompanied As
~"asfiee IN the nswspspsrs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30

Burnetts Essence of Jamaica Ginger a household
remedy for cole colds chls and diarrnea
warming and stimulating the whole system For sale ~
grocers druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
DIED

Excessive Hot WeRther
makes Colgate Cos Toilet aters necessity. few
drops render bath doubly refreshing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
THOMAS c. PLATr

COMMISSIONER OF QUARANTINE.
,,ns ho,tor Of the parsr were the following words
FLIED 10th Of February 1880.
The inside Of the paper thus filed read In this way
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE.
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEw-YOIKS
Ido .olemnly that viii support the tion OF
the United states Constitution Of the STATE Of
Of uarant'ns TO the best Of 10y .eli'y
Sworn to before me. the 10th Cay Of February 1850
Deputy Clerk Of the City and County OF New-York.
The words in italics with signature, all that
was written In ink the constituted the blank form
Mr. Groy said that 1t took about three minutes 10 find
The paper it lay among the osths Of Office In its proper
place HGoverDor Hills agents had made any search
for it they wonid readily have found L. MI Oiiroy
showed document to TRIBUNE reporter yesterday
first taking 1t from huge safe in corner OF the rsom
There 40 telling what effort now be made To Sc
cure the paper said he. and have put II in place
for safe keepnc As Governor Hiil ssts up me eaim
the County Clerk where he lived has since lived
the Of the oath in this county may or may mol nave
Mr. Piatt was ~ his oiice a. usnal yesterday I'M
dersrand- said bo that my oa'h OF once mas oeen
prety good idea that would be discovered there sun
The whole matter seems to be rather small one. re-
me- that he would appoint me 10 once spoke to him
Of my residence stated that voted and kept ny dom
icile in Iioga County, and proposed 10 continue %
doing been brought up there and bad he.n sent
to Congress from that district MY nekhbofs AMI enos
furthermore desired me 10 stay there The Governor
had the looked into and said that his legal advice
was that within spirit, intent and name OF the In w.
could qualify as Commissioner and perform the dutos
accepted the position. Ny attorney informs me thst
there Is nothing In the Constitution or the law 70 Warrant
the present proceedings"
Have consulted with Cominissioner Nchoib As u
your course OF actionf" - -
Mr. Piatt suisd though thinking any conference or
alton Ia regard Hills last mnastc per
fornanrc would be ridiculous. and thch he said:
On no. Mr. Nichols ONCE IL just across the way.
He cones In and out here didn't any need for con-
snltation No. thero Is nothing new rather mink Inc
case will work out its solution"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
COMMISSIONER PLATTS OATH FOUND.

III ED IN TIE OFFICE OF TIRE NEw-YoEK COUNTY
CiyRK-MR. PLtrT NOT WORRIED
Adocumrnt six by four inches. neatly folded. yellow
A the fold and at the edges unearthed yesterday at
the County Clerks Office by Deputy County Clerk tiiroy
Tho paper bore on the outside at the top the ollowing
OATH OF OFFICE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30

TRIBUNE OFFICE. July SOL A. x-rhs barometer
fell ths yesterday up 10 and then rose sharply.
The sky was sometimes clear sometimes cloudy
thunder storm lower part OF city IN the
evening rhs total rainfall was "a OF an ineh in'
ranged between 75o and 90" tss average
,sl ssiag ~ higher than gu tue eorrssponans NY
ias wear aud ~ higher than On thursday ,, ,..
In esd scar ths city 20 dAy there wii erss~on W
fair weather, slightly cooler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
July 31st, Aus. 1st and I'd.

1857. July 31st, Aus. 1st and 3D. 1887.
In the
CHURCH OF ST ALPHoNsUs. 5TH'AvE,
VIII be Solemn Iridium, or Three Days CeieorAnon
I'm precious death August LIST 1877.
of ST. Aphonsus Lguor Bishop and Doctor OF the Churcn
i Founder OF the Missionary Congregation Of tho Most
Holy Redsemer
The following win be tho order Of exercises: SUNDAY Ia
2lst-a A M. solemn and sermon lEngnsnli iV.4o
a m solemn mass aud sermon (German) m solemn
vespers and sermon (aermsnl; M rosary ana se,mon
lion esb)i ga mass and instructiSn swer 1Ir
m solemn high p. m vespers ana sermon loer.
mani: pm. rosary and sermon Englsh Tnesay Anxas'
Oh M mass and (English Am mass and n-
s,sncf,on a m solemn high mass p m, YES
ners and sermon (0erman solemn vespers and SER
mon (English). ,.,., ,.,u- ,,. o.,ax. ~
s 9th Augus will be exposition OF tho
blessed sacrament rosary and benedction - a..
n B-2 penary Indulgence can De gainen on .,o
nd atm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
MONEY! FOR BLVD PENSIONERS.

Paymasser Zimmerman and an assistant Yesterday
vent 10 the homes eight indgsai blind recipients
Of who unable from sickness 10 %
Al The Thursday aad paid raoh OF them
$40 OF the psnsionsrs Who did Bot receiye notice
In time TO attend Department OF Charities and
Correction got orders Tor Their onsy from M bake
payaoie 1T the pay masters ofhce downtown
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
rup nprnorsr DID SOr CHANGE THE LABEL

The UKUGGIOI DID "OT O1IH-'0 TIT IN -
Theresa Dsutsch sixtyhrss. OF No. 32a East fusy
eefth-,t was taken suddenly Ill yesterday after her
daughter Clara given OF msdicns for rheuma
tism V. Black. Of East FIFTY sshh. found that she
Wa poison Heroic treatment as az once
sorted To- but dsd short time Mrs Dentschs
regular ply Dr. Wnans OF 0reeupoin aoh hs had
Ian her nmept composed Of eelaonB aud chloroform
90 use ernzy The Imminent had all beer used and
day Clara prescription renewed az Francis Huts
drag 1T No e71 sscosdsve Tbs vas pst n
Nh D~ut1rh had been using. On tho label was "oee
sishth Of given water and as the dfngEiss
al change Clara presumed that IL wAa cor
rect gave mother the ointment internally Depnty
the last evening ana
Of the opinion druggist who put up the lsius
shewed gross caressncss In not putting on aoe 70
en0dod external
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30

..... rrooramme tits proposed to have two courses
~ .ors;dnrfng the English philosophers and tho otner
treating the poets OF nature from tho eae's " A'
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Tenth season
MRS NICE L II A T II 5
HOMEMADE

BRANDIED.
sPIcED FRUITS
Jeiea Jana Pickles and Miucs Meats
p,r. Rad Garland Jey male Of cirrAnt uics snl sugar
and nothns elsa everything put up IN siss Na Ssit
a. $4,000 Mrs SARAH = McELRArH,
wv ~ 1913 Desraw-st. Brooklyn. n =.
We bes to announce abbatoir in Istave 4oth
TO 40th STA is finished in all ts dstaa The public are
in yttsd for in spectiun Of the same r,,,r,crp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
TRIBUNE LOCAL ossEKvATToNG

In tbs diagram a ssHunusus the tarsn trio aus
Yesterday observed A. the uaitsd states sla
service station rae dAsh.s indicate sAs temper
Tar. sstsl a. II adssrs pharmacy. ais Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-30
Sueclal Notlces.

A. The Very Best Preparations Of
COD-LIVER OIL,
Prescribed by leading physicians III Bway o.ooa
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15
co SkYCHAC?

sAJ\AA NAVo'NsS'h
Mianowicie W Kjowie ia
dworcu kolejowym le3y spo-
ra licz5a armat, ciezkiego ka-
libru, ktore maja bye pre-
wiezione ku zachodniej graz
nicy carstwa i TO W jednej
czesci do Kowna, W drugiej
do Wiunicy.
Do tychze fcrtec przewie-
ziono pred kilka dniami "a
wczy z emunicyq, 10 woz5w
nafadowanych rozlnaitemi PREY
borami wojennemi.
Zarazem przywieziono ma
stacya kiiowska do dalszego
transportu ogromna moe va
rabinow, DO al LOG wozow,
niemi obfadowanych.
Kclej 4elazna lyle ma do
roboty z tenn przew6zkani,
wojskowemi, 2e %prywatnych
przesy]ek wcale ME mo2e u
skuteczniaG, ma czem natural
ME najgorzej wychodza kup-
cy i przemyslowcy.
- O skutkach, jake "a
SODA pociagnqc mole pobyt
cara W stollcy niemieckiej, ga
zety rosy)skie wyra2aja sic
dosyc oglednie. Jedna z Mich
powiada, ze ME bedzie sic
prawdopcdobuie bez lego, a
by w Berlinie lie miaiio sic
troche stara6 o nakfonieme
cara do sojuszu potrojnego
Austryi, WIoch i Niemiec; a
lie dodaje ona zarazem, u z
tel maxi zapewne ME bedzie
chleba, boo al uadto wiado-
mem jest swiatu, he potrojne
to przymlerze W pierwszym
rzedzie wymierzone jest pre-
ciwko R ,syi.
Mo<kale nader krzywem o.
klein spogladaja ma wyprawe
Wlochow do AbiSynii i gaze
ty rosyjskie gIosno o~bjawiajq
swq ayczIiwosc do Abisynczy-
kow, 2yczqc i'm ca}ego Ser
ca, ably dobrze przetrzepall
skore Wfochom, jake nieprr-
szouym najeadzcom swojego
kraJu.
Ze szlachetnem tenn obu-
rzeniem Ma ma pzdniczych
WIochow by]oby MoskaIom
nadzwyczaj do twa1zy, gdyby
saml nle mleIl podobnych
grzechow al nadto ma sumie-
niu, lie tylko pr1ypomimy in.
Eiczem nieusprawiedIiwiony
naiazd i rozbior Polski.
Persia. Szach przed-iewziassG
ma " kwletnl" roku przys2Ie-
go wielka ?odr65z 20 Europe
ola zwiedzeniu Rosyi, Niemiec,
Austryi, AuyIji, Wloch i Tur-
cyl. TAX gIosi najswie2,zy
telegram ]ondy askiej ,,Agencyi
R%eulera'. Lecz Br|gya, Szwaj.
carya, Francya, Hi>zpanla i
inne kraje starego sw;ata
cbrzescianskiego, czyliz poml-
niete zostana? Trudno snadz
byfo skarbowi lego szach,
mosci, powiqzac Z SODA konce.
Zawiele zapewne wydatkowa.
no ma s-iganie nies1czesliwe-
go Ejuba-ckana, ktory po-
chwycony niedawno w Mes
chedzie, wyb;era sic OTTO obec-
nie, lak zafewnia tai s,Ayen-
eva Reatera", do Indyi, gdzie
dian Anglicy maj riezaw"dnle.j
odddawna ju5 przygotowali
z1ote kajdankl.
Bulyarya. Walka rzadu z
metropolilq Klimentenl toczy
sic oez pr1erwy. Swie4o do
nosza do Corresp de l'Est",
lie egzarcha ba]garslka i sy-
nod oswia1czyc sic mieli VA
pozostauiem Klimenta w So
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

Zdrowie - zdrast!
Wola1 Past,
Pijac miod
q swych wrot.
W lego slad
[dzie rad
Polski syn,
Lecz ME miod,
Jeno pfyn
Jake drut,
,.Piwem" EVAN
Leje W dzban
Il dzbana = chlust!-
W gardfa spust,
P]yn ma mfyn,
klinem kim.
PlWa moe
Dzia}a wnet,
Skacze czlek,
Nogi = hoe!
POtem - WHO!
Pc caly Gag
Dyrdq do
BAY CITY
Brewing Co
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-12-15

Cheese bye Krolem?
Krol W tym kraju
Me W zwycznju
lynn w tel doblc
Cae ME zrobie.
Ale jcslis czfeku iysy
CYL gotta masz luz banie,
To wypefniq tive kaprysy,
Wfos Ci swie4y znow p%owstanie.
ia mann TAXA medycyne,
Co jak pnscisz ma nia SLING
| ten potrzesz glove, brode,
Wnct urosna wfosy miode.
Choc IL Bismara =
Mech 60 ploruny!-
Urosnl cara
Geste koltuny.
M"je cuda, mole ivory
ChwaIa ~wszystkie proftsory,
Pc mnsc pi>za kr6le, dwory,
Adrcsnj ac:
G.. f. Story
100 e. Second Str.